http://mmajunkie.comVictories at UFC 149 for Matt Riddle and Francisco Rivera will be wiped off the books and made no contests.

Officials with the Calgary Combative Sports Commission confirmed the news to MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) on the heels of the Thursday news that the pair had tested positive for banned substances.

UFC 149 took place July 21 at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Riddle’s win came on the main card; Rivera won on the preliminary card.

As MMAjunkie.com reported earlier this week, Riddle tested positive for marijuana, while Rivera was flagged for an over-the-counter stimulant. Both were suspended for 90 days by the commission. Those suspensions expired on Friday since they were retroactive to the date of the fights.

“It was the Commission’s decision to amendment (sic) the results of both bouts these individuals participated in to No Contest because of the positive test results and those amendments have been filed accordingly,” the commission said in a statement released to MMAjunkie.com.

On Friday, the UFC issued its own statement in response to the two positive tests.

“We’ve been informed by the Calgary Combative Sports Commission that Matt Riddle and Francisco Rivera tested positive for banned substances following their bouts at UFC 149,” the statement read. “UFC has a strict, consistent policy against the use of banned drugs and performance-enhancing stimulants, including the requirement that all incoming athletes be tested and cleared. Therefore, we fully support the drug testing efforts of the Calgary Combative Sports Commission and will fully cooperate with the Commission regarding this matter.”

Neither fighter appealed their suspensions.

Riddle (6-3 MMA, 6-3 UFC) stopped Chris Clements with a third-round arm-triangle choke, winning a $65,000 “Submission of the Night” bonus. Rivera (8-2 MMA, 1-0 UFC) stopped Roland Delorme with a first-round TKO. It is not known if either fighter have had their win bonuses reversed by the UFC, of if Riddle’s fight night bonus will have to be returned.

The Riddle and Rivera announcements make three UFC recent drug suspensions revealed in October. Earlier this month, Jake Shields revealed he had been suspended for six months following a positive test at UFC 150.

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